🇬🇧 Playmate meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A playmate is a friend, usually another child, who you like to play games, toys, and make-believe stories with again and again.

I asked my playmate to play tag, and he said, "Only if I can be the slow-motion ninja."

My playmate and I pretended the floor was lava, and my grandma joined and won.

I asked my playmate to be quiet, so he whispered loudly for ten minutes.

My playmate and I practiced our “scary” monster roar, and my dad dropped his sandwich.

My playmate and I tried yoga, but our best pose is called "Falling Over While Laughing."

A girl spread a blanket and waved. Her playmate ran in with muddy shoes, giggling. The playmate grabbed a kite; the girl showed the playmate how to run to lift it. A playmate dropped the kite, a playmate fixed the stick, and both cheered when the kite flew. They hugged; the playmate smiled, tired and happy.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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